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Re: newflow post# 717315

Thursday, 10/12/2023 3:20:49 PM

Thursday, October 12, 2023 3:20:49 PM

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Thanks for the clarity. From my understanding, DOR resale sales tax accounts go dormant after 2 years of inactivity - no more sales revenue. However a DOR presence could still exist to collect taxes paid / routed through 3rd parties. For example, in a real estate sale, excise taxes are collected by title & escrow and forwarded to the DOR on the sellers behalf, even if they don't have a licensed presence.

Other than to prove a charity exemption from paying tax, I can't imagine why else it was open. But it's not open as of Sept 25, 23 as you said.

I'd say this is all just proof the WMILT is dead and gone, just like the Chapter 11 is dead and gone. The future is/was whatever WMI's Preferred managing Sub that still operates and SEC reports regarding Pq,Kq, as is the still accumulating WMI capital trust returns for Uq. And of course there is WMI Holdings/WMI/now COOP that some received in shares as well, if they haven't sold it.

I respect anyone taking the time to search for the last puzzle piece we are all missing, but anything in the WMILT or within the Chapter 11 umbrella of 'certain assets' is a dead end box canyon. There's nothing left there.

Our future is literally spelled out in the relationship between COOP and it's Direct Parent (xxxx)...&...COOP's Ultimate Parent (XXXX).

It's all gonna get tied up in pretty bow one day. The 'when' is the puzzle piece. Figure out the Direct and Ultimate Parent's relationship to legacy shares who released, and COOP's future, and you'll know what you own.
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